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Ottawa municipal election set for October 26 with early voting starting October 1
Nominations closed August 21 with 181 candidates certified for the mayoral, council and school board races. Advance voting opens next week.
Metcalfe Realty plans to convert 85 Albert Street office tower to 107 residential units
The Ottawa property firm filed a site plan application to replace commercial suites in the 50-year-old building, citing a 50% vacancy...
Mayoral candidate Leiper pledges to overturn city's five-day office mandate if elected
Leiper said he would push for maximum workplace flexibility for municipal employees and challenge the federal government's...
Ontario expands tariff-relief financing to shield workers and businesses from U.S. duties
The Protect Ontario Financing Program broadens eligibility to cover businesses hit by new 50 per cent U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports,...
Ottawa gets $30 million federal investment to upgrade wastewater treatment resilience
Funding will strengthen the Robert O. Pickard Environmental Centre's electrical systems and prepare it for future expansions as extreme...
Ottawa police investigate two deaths as homicides, call one a femicide
Kesi Fevrier, 27, and Kingsley Nwude, 34, were found dead at separate locations on Saturday. Police say there is no ongoing threat to...
SoundScape Festival transforms Plaza Bridge underpass into immersive music venue
Immersive International brings live concerts, art installations, and creative technology to Ottawa's hidden gem on three dates this fall.
Queensway Carleton Hospital cuts 101 positions as emergency waits stretch to 17 hours
Workers protested job losses this week, saying staffing shortages are making patient care dangerous and emergency department waits are soaring.
New rTMS treatment for depression now covered by OHIP at The Royal
The Ottawa hospital launches Ontario's only publicly-funded program for treatment-resistant depression using magnetic stimulation.
181 municipal candidates certified for October election; 10 elected by acclamation
Ottawa's nomination period closed Aug. 21 with candidates set for mayor, councillor, and school board trustee races. Advanced voting...
Former city councillor Mathieu Fleury returns to politics as trustee candidate
After four years away, Fleury filed to run for Zone 10 trustee with Ottawa's French public school board, citing his role as a parent.
Bill 33 puts student organizations across Ontario at risk as fees could become optional
Provincial law allows government to make ancillary fees optional, threatening groups that fund newspapers, clubs, and campus services at...
